15:56:29 RRSAgent has joined #CSS 15:56:29 logging to http://www.w3.org/2009/05/06-CSS-irc 15:57:07 Style_CSS FP()12:00PM has now started 15:57:15 + +1.858.354.aaaa 15:57:34 zakm, +1.858.354 is me 15:57:47 zakim, +1.858.354 is me 15:57:49 +plinss__; got it 15:57:51 dbaron has joined #css 15:59:10 Zakim, code? 15:59:10 the conference code is 78953 (tel:+1.617.761.6200 tel:+33.4.89.06.34.99 tel:+44.117.370.6152), glazou 15:59:30 grrr the bridge keeps telling me passcode is not valid 15:59:59 Zakim, who is on the phone? 15:59:59 On the phone I see plinss__ 16:00:22 arronei has joined #CSS 16:00:26 hmmm, works for me... 16:00:30 +[Mozilla] 16:00:36 +glazou 16:00:36 ah finally 16:00:58 emilyw has joined #css 16:01:13 +Bert 16:01:28 Zakim, who is noisy? 16:01:39 dbaron, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: plinss__ (21%) 16:01:49 calling back in... 16:01:56 -plinss__ 16:02:03 echo now? 16:02:05 Zakim, who is noisy? 16:02:15 dbaron, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: [Mozilla] (94%), glazou (15%) 16:02:17 -glazou 16:02:21 glazou, no, the sound was my fault 16:02:24 +plinss__ 16:02:31 +glazou 16:02:39 I still have the noise 16:02:48 -[Mozilla] 16:02:51 does that help? 16:02:53 YES 16:03:00 that's you dbaron 16:03:05 +[Microsoft] 16:03:13 it happened even when I muted 16:03:15 wonderful 16:03:28 dbaron: so it's the line, not the microphone 16:03:45 +??P18 16:04:02 +??P19 16:04:17 sylvaing has joined #css 16:04:33 CesarAcebal has joined #css 16:04:37 sylvaing has joined #css 16:06:16 Zakim, who is noisy? 16:06:27 glazou, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: [Microsoft] (5%), ??P18 (14%), ??P19 (100%) 16:07:29 Zakim, [Microsoft] has sylvaing 16:07:29 +sylvaing; got it 16:08:11 zakim, mute ??P19 16:08:11 ??P19 should now be muted 16:08:21 zakim, unmute ??P19 16:08:21 ??P19 should no longer be muted 16:08:28 zakim, who is here? 16:08:28 On the phone I see Bert, plinss__, glazou, [Microsoft], ??P18, ??P19 16:08:29 [Microsoft] has sylvaing 16:08:31 On IRC I see sylvaing, CesarAcebal, emilyw, arronei, dbaron, RRSAgent, Zakim, plinss__, glazou, MoZ, MikeSmith, karl, anne, myakura, fantasai, plinss, plinss_, Hixie, Bert, 16:08:34 ... trackbot, krijnh 16:08:34 zakim, ??P18 is fantasai 16:08:34 +fantasai; got it 16:08:41 MikeSmith has left #css 16:09:33 +[Mozilla] 16:09:34 Zakim, mute [Mozilla] 16:09:35 [Mozilla] should now be muted 16:09:51 Zakim, [Mozilla] has dbaron 16:09:51 +dbaron; got it 16:11:38 ScribeNick: fantasai 16:11:46 Zakim, unmute [Mozilla] 16:11:46 [Mozilla] should no longer be muted 16:12:58 szilles has joined #css 16:13:18 Zakim, [Microsoft] has arronei 16:13:18 +arronei; got it 16:13:21 Topic: SVG property coordination 16:13:24 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2009May/0001.html 16:14:06 glazou: I think it's extremely good to see the SVG working group discussing these things with CSSWG 16:14:13 glazou: But I'm not sure what actions should be done to help here 16:15:36 fantasai: They mention some incompatibilities with 'width' and 'height', we should look into those 16:16:02 fantasai: The other ones... they seem very strange for CSS properties, but I don't know what else to do with them 16:16:20 Bert: Maybe Chris know about them? 16:16:25 s/know/knows/ 16:16:30 Bert: We could discuss it at the F2F 16:16:43 glazou: We could let them know that we will discuss this at the F2F in June 16:16:54 ACTION glazou Reply to Doug 16:16:54 Created ACTION-143 - Reply to Doug [on Daniel Glazman - due 2009-05-13]. 16:17:07 arrrghhh noise 16:17:09 Zakim, who is noisy? 16:17:22 dbaron, listening for 11 seconds I could not identify any sounds 16:18:16 Topic: TPAC 16:18:33 ?: Do we know what's going on with TPAC? 16:19:09 fantasai: Doug Schepers was going to look into a joint meeting with SVG, HTML, WebApps, and us, but HTML apparently hasn't even heard of this so it doesn't seem he's looked into it much 16:19:19 Bert: There will be a TPAC, just smaller than usually 16:19:22 s/ly// 16:19:43 glazou: mini-TPAC doesn't seem to be moving forward, so we should make sure we are part of TPAC 16:19:55 peter: at least not preclude ourselves from attending 16:20:17 Topic: Saloni's Old Issues 16:20:19 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2009Apr/0518.html 16:21:04 Peter: There was a note to update the proposal for Issue 72? 16:21:12 Sylvain: Yeah, the issue is that nobody does what is in the spec 16:22:36 Sylvain: We recommend adopting the proposal 16:22:52 fantasai: I think we need to add that the effect of these extra cells on the table is undefined 16:23:40 RESOLVED: Proposal accepted as stated in issues list (Issue 72) 16:25:17 Sylvain: We agree with proposal in Issue 73 16:25:25 RESOLVED: Proposal accepted for 73 16:26:19 +SteveZ 16:28:00 Issue 117 16:28:01 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2009Mar/0004.html 16:29:03 I disagree with some of his editorial proposals. 16:29:21 I'm going through them, and I'll be posting a response to www-style about those 16:29:26 but this one's just about the line-height issue 16:29:47 I also disagree with some of his editorial edits 16:30:42 Can you hear me? 16:30:54 I guess not. 16:31:08 So I think this is a known undefined issue 16:31:10 no dbaron 16:31:12 which we plan to solve in css3 16:31:17 could somebody say this for me? 16:31:29 I think it's the issue of what happens when the tallest thing in the line is bottom/top aligned. 16:31:35 the position of the rest is undefined 16:32:29 Zakim, who is on the phone? 16:32:29 On the phone I see Bert, plinss__, glazou, [Microsoft], fantasai, ??P19, [Mozilla], SteveZ 16:32:31 [Microsoft] has arronei 16:32:31 [Mozilla] has dbaron 16:33:03 fantasai: should we call this out as explicitly undefined? 16:33:16 ie8 and webkit match the first test (alignment.html) 16:33:16 SteveZ: What about testing it? 16:33:31 Peter: I don't think it's hard to test, just have to see if we have implementations 16:34:02 SteveZ: I think we should take a week to investigate and find out if there's any guidance we can give, even if we can't resolve it 16:34:08 I guess we don't say anything about it being undefined. 16:34:21 opera 9.64, Firefox 3.5b4, Chrome and ie8 all match on the strut.html test 16:35:07 I'm not sure 4b is an issue. 16:35:14 SteveZ: I think comment 4c is correct 16:35:21 We just don't describe it as a strut, I think. 16:35:24 although we sort of do 16:35:44 I guess perhaps the problem is that we describe it as a strut rather than as the anonymous inline box. 16:35:54 and this would all fall through cleanly if we did the latter 16:35:58 zakim, ??P19 is CesarAcebal 16:35:58 +CesarAcebal; got it 16:38:44 fantasai: I remember this getting discussed a long time ago, when I first joined www-style. The strut wording was accepted as a compromise because some WG members didn't want to introduce an anonymous inline box 16:38:52 I think it was because Tantek wanted to make only minimal changes since we were almost done with CSS 2.1. :-) 16:38:56 (that encloses all the inline contents of a block) 16:39:19 SteveZ: I don't understand how the anonymous inline box would solve this problem cmp struts 16:41:16 Bert: The anonymous inline box is empty, so it wouldn't have height 16:41:33 fantasai: It's not empty, and empty inline boxes don't get collapsed unless they're the only thing in the block 16:42:36 fantasai: we're talking about the /root/ anonymous inline box, which is a concept that doesn't exist in the spec except in the text-decoration section 16:44:25 Steve proposes deferring to next week 16:44:50 Zakim, who is noisy? 16:44:53 aaaargggghhh 16:45:01 dbaron, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: plinss__ (9%), glazou (5%), CesarAcebal (60%) 16:45:13 zakim, mute cesaracebal 16:45:13 CesarAcebal should now be muted 16:45:31 Deferred to next week 16:47:27 fantasai will be responding to this email and filing issues as necessary 16:47:49 Peter: There are a bunch of issues still open that need work 16:48:01 Peter: I want to make sure someone is working on each of them 16:48:53 arronei volunteers for 53 16:49:02 :) 16:49:14 Lachy has joined #css 16:49:16 arronei for 69 also 16:49:51 assigned 16:50:18 I thought 111 was done as part of Bert's last spec update ? 16:50:34 no, that was some other issues :) 16:50:41 we're still waiting on jdaggett to rpopose text 16:50:43 oops 16:51:02 I suppose I could take 26 16:51:23 makes sense 16:51:42 arronei, can you take 107? 16:52:08 bzbarsky is working on 109 and 110 16:52:08 arronei says yes 16:52:12 cool 16:52:42 http://www.w3.org/TR/2009/WD-html5-20090423/dom.html#the-style-attribute 16:53:03 sylvaing wants to learn about z-index so will take 60 (and probably regret it) 16:54:24 fantasai, I'll take 89 16:54:40 sure 16:54:42 will take 61 16:54:53 sorry guys, I need to leave the call, my migraine is so painful I cannot stand the headset 16:55:14 111 is jdaggett 16:55:19 -glazou 16:55:55 arronei can do the testcases for 114 16:56:17 fantasai takes 115 16:57:26 -SteveZ 16:57:28 -[Microsoft] 16:57:29 -[Mozilla] 16:57:32 -plinss__ 16:57:42 -Bert 16:57:43 -CesarAcebal 16:57:54 -fantasai 16:57:56 Style_CSS FP()12:00PM has ended 16:57:57 Attendees were +1.858.354.aaaa, plinss__, glazou, Bert, sylvaing, fantasai, dbaron, arronei, SteveZ, CesarAcebal 16:58:13 arronei: thanks for taking on the testcases :) 17:01:02 arronei don't do prose :) 17:03:22 yeah not problem I'll do the test cases then we can see where we need to go from there 17:17:15 Issues list updated 17:18:51 me:"I have issues to work on" girlfriend:"I know" 17:24:14 that was just asking for it :) 17:26:02 true. 18:17:01 shepazu has joined #css 18:52:15 Zakim has left #CSS 19:21:08 dbaron has joined #css 19:43:52 szilles has joined #css 21:04:19 shepazu has joined #css 21:59:00 acid3 references an empty.css style sheet through the link element; the response, however, is text/html. The test verifies that it's ignored. I'm trying to find the normative reference(s) for this. CSS? HTML? HTTP ? 22:33:33 HTTP 22:47:45 ok. having a hard time finding locating it. remember which area ? 22:48:18 The relevant sections are 14.17 and 7.2.1 22:48:47 The spec isn't very clear about this, though 22:49:01 I do remember it was a huge issue when CSS was introduced, though 22:49:12 Apache used to send a Content-Type header with text/plain 22:49:39 for .css files 22:49:41 by default 22:51:57 See also HTML 4.01 section 14.2.1 22:52:45 thx ! 22:53:47 not super clear i.e. nowhere does it say one should match the 'style sheet language' with the response type and fail if they don't match 22:54:00 s/fail/ignore